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What will Andy Burnham’s government mean for UK environmental policy?

Join Green Alliance for a first look at Andy Burnham’s cabinet and what this new political landscape means for climate and nature policy.

The fight for a natural history GCSE with Caroline Lucas and Mary Colwell

Green Alliance's Ruth Chambers talks to Caroline Lucas and conservationist Mary Colwell about the long road to a natural history GCSE for England, and why keeping up momentum now matters as much as ever.

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Urgent action is needed to prepare the UK for extreme heat

As heat related deaths pass 2,700 this year, Green Alliance and a coalition of partner organisations have written to ministers demanding urgent action on cooling measures, workplace protections and accessible cool spaces.

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People want to end the throwaway economy: Andy Burnham should take note

In this story, we show why releasing the government's long delayed Circular Economy Growth Plan could help unify Labour’s fragmenting voter base and drive growth across the UK from north to south.

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What will Andy Burnham’s government mean for UK environmental policy?

Join Green Alliance for a first look at Andy Burnham’s cabinet and what this new political landscape means for climate and nature policy.

Corplex joined Green Alliance’s Circular Economy Task Force in 2021 because it is giving voice to the most effective ways to make the circular economy a reality, through its research, membership and connection to policy makers.

Lucas van der Schalk, CEO, Corplex

Green Alliance has deservedly become a powerful voice in debates about sustainability.

Lord Giddens, emeritus professor, London School of Economics

Green Alliance’s ability to bring together powerful coalitions and deliver greater political influence has been crucial in getting more action on nature, emphasising its role in economic recovery and securing stronger protections in law.

Beccy Speight, CEO, RSPB

The UK has committed to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050 in order to tackle the climate crisis. It’s essential that there is strong political leadership to ensure the policy is put in place to achieve this target and that’s why Green Alliance’s Climate Leadership Programme for MPs is so important. Green Alliance has played a crucial part in providing new MPs with an informative set of briefings about climate change and in helping to build cross-party support behind positive action.

Chris Stark, former chief executive, the Committee on Climate Change

Colleagues across the House have said the Climate and Nature Leadership Programme is one of the most positive things they’ve done since starting in parliament.

Andrew Pakes MP, chair of the APPG for the Environment 2024 – 2025

As the secretariat for the Environment APPG, Green Alliance impresses with its wealth of experience and expertise across politics and the environmental sector.

Anthony Browne MP, chair of the APPG for the Environment 2020 – 2022

Triodos Bank is proud to be part of Green Alliance’s Business Circle. It provides a unique space for us to join important conversations across sectors about the economic development and change needed to secure a greener future.

Bevis Watts, CEO, Triodos Bank

We welcome Green Alliance’s policy insight on circular economy and look forward to utilising their research in preparation for our next Environmental Improvement Programme progress report.

Darren Watson, Office for Environmental Protection, on our 2024 circular economy graphic reports

If Green Alliance did not exist, we would have to invent it.

Mary Creagh CBE MP, minister for nature

The challenge of mixing ecologically sound land use with food production continues both to trouble and elude governments. This report is a welcome reminder of how UK environmental champions recognise the real advantages from getting the practicalities sorted out. Everyone – farmers, industry, the public, health services – would benefit if policy makers rose to the challenge.

Tim Lang, professor, City University London, on A new land dividend (May 2024)

What will Andy Burnham’s government mean for UK environmental policy?

The fight for a natural history GCSE with Caroline Lucas and Mary Colwell

Urgent action is needed to prepare the UK for extreme heat

People want to end the throwaway economy: Andy Burnham should take note

What will Andy Burnham’s government mean for UK environmental policy?

The fight for a natural history GCSE with Caroline Lucas and Mary Colwell

Urgent action is needed to prepare the UK for extreme heat

People want to end the throwaway economy: Andy Burnham should take note

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People want to end the throwaway economy: Andy Burnham should take note

Environmental ambition in the seventh Senedd: time to deliver

Corplex joined Green Alliance’s Circular Economy Task Force in 2021 because it is giving voice to the most effective ways to make the circular economy a reality, through its research, membership and connection to policy makers.

Green Alliance has deservedly become a powerful voice in debates about sustainability.

Green Alliance’s ability to bring together powerful coalitions and deliver greater political influence has been crucial in getting more action on nature, emphasising its role in economic recovery and securing stronger protections in law.

Colleagues across the House have said the Climate and Nature Leadership Programme is one of the most positive things they’ve done since starting in parliament.

As the secretariat for the Environment APPG, Green Alliance impresses with its wealth of experience and expertise across politics and the environmental sector.

Triodos Bank is proud to be part of Green Alliance’s Business Circle. It provides a unique space for us to join important conversations across sectors about the economic development and change needed to secure a greener future.

We welcome Green Alliance’s policy insight on circular economy and look forward to utilising their research in preparation for our next Environmental Improvement Programme progress report.

If Green Alliance did not exist, we would have to invent it.

What will Andy Burnham’s government mean for UK environmental policy?

The fight for a natural history GCSE with Caroline Lucas and Mary Colwell

Urgent action is needed to prepare the UK for extreme heat

People want to end the throwaway economy: Andy Burnham should take note

What will Andy Burnham’s government mean for UK environmental policy?

The fight for a natural history GCSE with Caroline Lucas and Mary Colwell

Urgent action is needed to prepare the UK for extreme heat

People want to end the throwaway economy: Andy Burnham should take note

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Political Leadership

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Greening the Economy

Resources

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What will Andy Burnham’s government mean for UK environmental policy?

Back to school: the fight for a natural history GCSE | with Caroline Lucas and Mary Colwell

People want to end the throwaway economy: Andy Burnham should take note

Environmental ambition in the seventh Senedd: time to deliver

Corplex joined Green Alliance’s Circular Economy Task Force in 2021 because it is giving voice to the most effective ways to make the circular economy a reality, through its research, membership and connection to policy makers.

Green Alliance has deservedly become a powerful voice in debates about sustainability.

Green Alliance’s ability to bring together powerful coalitions and deliver greater political influence has been crucial in getting more action on nature, emphasising its role in economic recovery and securing stronger protections in law.

Colleagues across the House have said the Climate and Nature Leadership Programme is one of the most positive things they’ve done since starting in parliament.

As the secretariat for the Environment APPG, Green Alliance impresses with its wealth of experience and expertise across politics and the environmental sector.

Triodos Bank is proud to be part of Green Alliance’s Business Circle. It provides a unique space for us to join important conversations across sectors about the economic development and change needed to secure a greener future.

We welcome Green Alliance’s policy insight on circular economy and look forward to utilising their research in preparation for our next Environmental Improvement Programme progress report.

If Green Alliance did not exist, we would have to invent it.